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MagicBands Bring Convenience, New Services to Walt Disney World – RFID JournalThis spring in Orlando, Fla., Walt Disney World began providing a dual-frequency (13.56 MHz and 2.4 GHz) RFID wristband known as the MagicBand to all of its resort guests after they book a Walt Disney World hotel reservation. Guests not staying at a Disney hotel can purchase an RFID-enabled ticket at the gate, which provides access through entrances and other features also accessible via the MagicBand.
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RFID Journal Virtual Event: RFID in Aerospace and Aviation 2014 – RFID Journal EventsRFID Journal is your source for timely, objective news and information about RFID (radio frequency identification) and its many business applications – RFID tags, RFID Technology, RFID P&G, RFID Wal-Mart, etc.”>
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Why everyone will be wearing that RFID bracelet at the U.S. Open in Pinehurst – Triangle Business JournalFor credit card company American Express (NYSE: AXP), the U.S. Open in Pinehurst is a pilot program for what execs are telling me could be the new interactive technology status quo.
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TelemetryEvery spring, hundreds of thousands of people descend on the city of Austin, TX, to partake in a cornucopia of music, technology, and film. Tech entrepreneurs mingle with filmmakers, while musicians belt out powerful vocals to the crowds that make their way through the chaotic traffic of downtown Austin. It’s cross-pollination at its best and it’s called SXSW. You have to be there to truly understand it. This year the SXSW team and Austin City emergency services team used Telemetry’s real ti…
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